Skywalker Sports Competitive Series Batting Cage

Assembly was difficult with with the new instructions and bolt/nut attachments.

Bought for my grand kids because we really don‘t have batting cages around anymore. We hit all the time. I put it together ( very easy ) my self. Although would recommend 2 people to move. Very sturdy. Outstanding quality. Only negative is my arm is a little sore. Lol

My son and I are really excited about this cage! Setup wasn’t too bad, a little cumbersome with 1 person, and the hardest part was that about half the holes didn’t line up when sliding ends together. I had to pry them with a screwdriver to line up. The net is a little lighter duty than I would think at this price point but it will do the job. It had a hole in one spot straight out of the box but I cut both corners of the squares and tied them together. Not pretty but no balls will go flying through. It was longer than I thought so I just didn’t install 1 section of 3-4’ side rails and it’s a perfect fit.

We set up immediately and have been enjoying the set up! My 14 year old is now able to make harder shots within the netting and not hit neighbor houses and in their pools, or chase pucks. A lot larger than expected which is ideal! Set up was easy for my husband and son. Pucks are not going through the netting. Maybe under the net but that is better than a window.

Extremely happy with this batting cage! Built it with my 9 year old over the course of a couple days. The structural integrity is excellent, and the netting is holding up well after a few weeks of use. Instructions were also top notch (written by a native English speaker). I recommend buying a handful of extra bungle cables to add tension to create a larger pocket for the batter (to avoid hitting the net with their bat, which is the only thing that’s caused a rip so far). Lastly, disassembly is a little less simple than the video portrays, but just takes some practice. I’ve personally decided to take the net off each time I disassemble, because otherwise it becomes very unwieldy to move the 4 frame pieces around without them falling over on you (once the crossbeam supports have been removed, and the stakes pulled up from the ground, the netting easily tips the whole thing over like dominos).